Three Israeli Aggressions Condemned by UN Probe
The Egyptian-Israeli Mixed Armistice Commission condemned Israel for three brutal aggressions across the Gaza border last Monday. The commission blamed Israel for the border clash that killed 39 Egyptians and eight Israelis, while rejecting Egyptian counter-claims. Israel appealed the decisions as the eight-hour meeting ended in no-man's-land desert hut.
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Mountain of Work Faces Legislature
A sprawling legislature battle with many votes remains unresolved as lawmakers consider measures altering state employment rules and liquor state relations. The governor's relatives face possible removal from certain state roles, while action on the Keer Commission moves to the Attorney General's Office.
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Wild gunman abducts couple in St Louis early morning ride
Police report a crazed gunman abducted restaurant owner Dewey Yacovelli and wife Marie in St Louis at 3:45 am. He held a pistol to their necks during a one hour ride through an alley and demanded robbing them while repeatedly taunting can we kill you. They prayed and he finally disappeared before police arrival.
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Commission cites grave border incident amid Gaza clash
The Commission voiced grave concern over a fe tious border incident described as the worst since the 1949 armistice ending the Palestine War. It rejected Israel’s countercharge of an ambush attempt and noted a three hour border battle near the Gaza border on February 28. The session near the border included six officers and was presided over by French Maj. Francois-Giaccommaggi.
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Humphrey Sees Senate Defeat of Democrat Twenty Dollar Tax Plan
Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey predicted the Senate will kill the Democratic twenty dollar per person income tax cut now before Congress. He refused to compromise and urged against any tax cut this year, while Senator John Williams argued the budget could balance without new taxes.
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Eruptions Raise Threat as Quakes Grip Pahoa Hawaii
Refugees flee as lava threats loom near Pahoa Hawaii with six miles north a fresh fire seen by pilots and steam rising in the same area. Volcanologist Gordon A. MacDonald cautions quakes may rebound creating renewed danger.
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Crest Is Due In City As Flood Threats Subside
Snow and cold weather halted a major flood threat from the Kanawha and Gauley systems. Crest forecasts placed the Kanawha at about 34 feet on Charleston South Side gauge by morning, with prior readings near 31.5 feet. Residents evacuated basements as backwater affected North Charleston and Kanawha City while the Ohio River rise eased downstream.
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River Near 31-Foot Mark in Charleston Flood History
U S Weather Bureau personnel reviewed Kanawha River records in Charleston as levels approached 31 feet, the highest since 1899 and near the 1861 flood peak of 46.9 feet. The 1875 and 1948 figures mark the third and second highest readings in the city’s history.
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Quarrier Street Scene with Leathered Pedestrian
A tall, gaunt man with a weathered face strides down Quarrier Street puffing a chrome plated pipe He moves jauntily as a chrome filtered ultra streamlined pipe figure.
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